Giuseppe Gabusi and Anna Caffarena (T.wai & University of Turin) in their article “Changing and yet the same? Italy’s foreign policy ideas and National Role Conceptions in a populist age” on Contemporary Italian Politics (Taylor&Francis).
For the latest issue of the ChinaMed Observer, Mariateresa Natuzzi & Bianca Pasquier (ChinaMed, T.wai) analyze how the media in Tunisia and Egypt covered the 10th China-Arab States Cooperation Forum in Beijing.
[IT] Stefano Ruzza (T.wai & Università di Torino) è autore dell’articolo di analisi “Come sfamare l’orso? La (non) trasformazione della logistica militare russa nella guerra in Ucraina” per il Centro di Studi e Analisi sulla Russia Contemporanea (CESARC)
The fall of communist regimes and the end of the Cold War marked the start of a new, regressive phase of the modernization process. This book, written by Fabio Armao (T.wai & University of Turin) explains the genesis and the spread of this veritable new form of government termed oikocracy.
Inge Bekkevold, wrote that in the last century «China has seen Russia as imperialist, a comrade in arms, an enemy and a partner, and is now debating whether it should be an ally». In this paper, Enrico Fardella attempts to connect these views with the most recent evolution of Sino-Russian relations at the time of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
